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Is this function differentiable at all points? z= abs(x) +abs (y) u need to find the partial derivatives
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no Wolfram it partial derivatives should be used
ohhh right i forgot thanks
well its differentiable at some points no?
like the answer is that its not differentiable at all
but like it has its partial derivatives
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z=x+y x>0 & y>0 gradient:: <1,1> z=x-y x>0 & y<0 gradient:: <1,-1> hence it is dis continuous as gradient changes abruptly
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